Sunday Roast & Sharing Menus in Dublin
The best Sunday roast Dublin steakhouses serve is a modern one, built for sharing around the table.
A proper Sunday calls for a proper sharing feast. If you’re after Sunday dinner in Dublin with a difference, these Dublin steakhouses run dedicated Sunday sharing or roast menus. Fire Steakhouse & Bar – Dublin’s #1 steakhouse – leads the list as a great alternative to a traditional Sunday roast, followed by Hawksmoor Dublin for a more classic roast.
FIRE Steakhouse & Bar 
Irish Owned
“Sundays Are For Sharing” – FIRE’s dedicated Sunday menu at the Mansion House, built around a 600g Peter Hannan Delmonico sirloin for two from €89*, served every Sunday from 1pm.
Hawksmoor Dublin 
UK Owned
A dedicated Sunday Sharing Roast menu – sharing starters, their famous beef roast, and a choice of puddings.
Brookwood Irish Owned
Sunday Roast, open 1pm-8:30pm – slow-roasted Irish beef carved fresh with all the trimmings.
F.X. Buckley – Pembroke St Irish Owned
Sunday Roast, served 12-4pm (subject to availability).
Oxhorn Grill
Ballsbridge Josper-grill steakhouse with a dedicated Sunday Menu served 12-5pm.
Marco Pierre White Courtyard Bar & Grill
Donnybrook steakhouse’s Sunday Menu includes a slow-cooked featherblade Sunday Roast with Yorkshire pudding, served from 1pm.
F.X. Buckley, Monkstown Irish Owned
Sunday Roast served 12-4pm alongside the regular steak and seafood menu, on the coast between Blackrock and Dun Laoghaire.
*Prices are approximate and may have changed. Please check the restaurant’s official website or contact them directly to confirm current prices.
Sunday Roast FAQs
What is a sharing menu?
A set menu designed for the table to share – typically starters, a carved roast or steak centrepiece, sides, and dessert.
Is sharing suitable for larger groups?
Yes, it’s a popular option for family gatherings and group bookings – let the restaurant know your party size when booking.
Can dietary requirements be catered for?
Most restaurants can accommodate dietary requirements with advance notice – mention this when you book.
Do I need to book Sunday sharing in advance?
Yes, Sunday sittings are popular and often book out early, especially for larger tables.
What Dublin Locals Say: Quick Answers
In local discussions, F.X. Buckley’s Sunday roast comes up most often, with FIRE Steakhouse & Bar the pick for a more occasion-style Sunday table.
Most run from early afternoon, typically 1pm–5pm, and the popular sittings book out by midweek.
Yes. Sharing cuts and big tables make steakhouses one of the easiest Sunday lunch options for family groups in Dublin.
Further reading: why a steakhouse is perfect for every occasion in Dublin, what Dublin locals say about our steakhouses, and our full breakdown of Sunday roast vs Sunday sharing.